move
//muːv//
Verb
To change position or location; to go from one place to another.
The train started to move slowly.
To cause something or someone to change position or location.
Can you help me move this table?
To change one's place of residence or work.
We moved to Tokyo last year.
To affect someone emotionally; to touch or stir feelings.
The movie moved me to tears.
To progress or advance; to take action.
We need to move quickly on this project.
To make a formal proposal or motion in a meeting or debate.
I move that we accept the proposal.
Noun
An act of changing position or location; a movement.
He made a sudden move toward the door.
An action taken to achieve a goal or purpose; a step or maneuver.
Starting a business was a bold move.
A change of residence or workplace; a relocation.
The move to our new house took all day.
A player's turn to play in a game.
It's your move.